According to the conventional definition of the word "nanoscale," "nanomaterials" refers to substances whose smallest unit has a size between 1 and 100 nm. In order to advance nanotechnology, nanomaterials research uses developments in materials synthesis and metrology that have been made in support of microfabrication research. The optical, electronic, thermophysical, and mechanical properties of materials with nanoscale structure are frequently exceptional. Commercialization of nanomaterials is gradually advancing, and they are starting to become commonplace. Nano materials are used in many manufacturing procedures, goods, and healthcare applications, such as paints, filters, insulation, and lubricant additives. Nanozymes, which resemble enzymes in the medical field, are nanomaterials. They are a type of artificial enzyme that is just beginning to be used, and they have many different uses, including biosensing.
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